I worked there for 18 years before I retired early. I enjoyed working there because:
The work is usually fast-paced and often time-sensitive, so it's easy to forget to maintain your work/life balance. A good balance is highly encouraged by the company.
Don't stop doing what you're doing.
A 45-minute phone interview was conducted over MS Teams. The interviewer spent approximately 30 minutes explaining the position and the team. Following that, they shared a Google Doc containing an algorithm problem and asked me to solve it, writing
Had two interviews: * One with the hiring manager. * One with a senior engineer. Started off with resume questions. Then, technical questions related to OS, Comp Arch, and Embedded Systems. Finally, C programming, covering: * Linked Lists
On Campus. The process took 3 weeks. There were 3 rounds back-to-back, each lasting 45 minutes. The last round stretched a bit, lasting more than 1 hour. I had healthy conversations with the interviewer. Algorithmic knowledge was tested, and concep
A 45-minute phone interview was conducted over MS Teams. The interviewer spent approximately 30 minutes explaining the position and the team. Following that, they shared a Google Doc containing an algorithm problem and asked me to solve it, writing
Had two interviews: * One with the hiring manager. * One with a senior engineer. Started off with resume questions. Then, technical questions related to OS, Comp Arch, and Embedded Systems. Finally, C programming, covering: * Linked Lists
On Campus. The process took 3 weeks. There were 3 rounds back-to-back, each lasting 45 minutes. The last round stretched a bit, lasting more than 1 hour. I had healthy conversations with the interviewer. Algorithmic knowledge was tested, and concep